Adelaide House Washing.

Most single-storey Adelaide homes fall into a broad range depending on size, surface type and how much grime or mould has built up, with double-storey homes and heritage sandstone costing more due to access and care needed. A Brighton salt-affected render job differs a lot from a shaded Adelaide Hills foothills home with heavy moss. Send us your details and we'll come back with a fixed quote.

Most Adelaide homes benefit from a full exterior wash every 12 to 18 months, though coastal suburbs like Henley Beach, Glenelg or Brighton often need it closer to once a year because of salt spray and grime. Homes under trees or in humid, shaded pockets around the western suburbs or Adelaide Hills can develop black spot mould faster and may need attention sooner.

Yes, a soft wash treatment using a mould- and mildew-specific solution will break down and remove black spot staining rather than just pressure blasting it off the surface. This matters in Adelaide because our damp winters and shaded, sheltered walls encourages mould regrowth on render, eaves and shaded brick. A proper treatment also helps slow how quickly it returns.

Yes, soft washing is the recommended method for sandstone, sandstock brick and older render because it uses low pressure with a biodegradable cleaning solution instead of harsh water blasting that can erode soft, porous stone. Many heritage-listed homes in suburbs like Parkside, Port Adelaide and North Adelaide rely on soft washing specifically to protect original masonry.

Yes, fully insured with public liability and workers compensation. Certificate of currency available on request — a standard ask for strata, commercial and higher-end residential jobs, and we're happy to provide it.

All of Greater Adelaide — from the western beach suburbs through the eastern suburbs, inner west, northern suburbs and southern suburbs, and out to Salisbury, Gawler, Mount Barker and the Adelaide Hills foothills. If you've got an Adelaide postcode, we service it.